For school music dealers and rental companies

Your rental fleet,
finally visible.

Every instrument you own, what it is earning, who is behind on payments, and where it physically is — in one place your reps will actually use.

The rental program is where the profit is. It is also the hardest part of the business to see.

A horn that cost you a few hundred dollars can earn several times that before a family owns it, and earn again after it comes back. That only works if you know which instruments are out, which are idle, and which are quietly stuck in repair costing more than they are worth.

Most of that lives in a spreadsheet, a filing cabinet, and the head of whoever has been there longest. Then it is August, the Fall Rush lands, and a rep is driving between four schools trying to remember which cases came back.

What it does

Built for how the work actually happens

Contracts, instruments, repairs and the people who move them — one system, not four that disagree.

Fleet utilization, live

How many instruments are out on rent, how many are sitting in the warehouse, and what the ratio has done over the last six months. Healthy is 65 to 75 percent.

Revenue you can see

Monthly recurring revenue, annual run rate, rent-to-own outstanding, and which schools are actually carrying the program.

Slow pay, surfaced

Aged receivables in the usual buckets, days sales outstanding, and a worklist of who is behind, how far, and by how much. A failed payment marks the contract itself.

A phone, not a clipboard

Every instrument carries a QR label. Your reps scan it and get the actions that make sense for where that instrument is, with custody recorded on every move.

Repairs with a paper trail

Work orders with transport legs between school and shop, timed labor, parts, photos and video, and a ledger that records the failures as well as the successes.

What each instrument earned

Cost, current value, lifetime income, repair spend and net contribution — per instrument, per model, exportable.

Pricing

A flat monthly fee, plus a small percentage of rental volume.

No setup fee. No per-seat charge. Your schools, teachers and families use it for free — they are how your rental program grows, not another line on your bill.

Tell us roughly how big your fleet is and we will tell you exactly what it costs. No form-gate, no “contact us for pricing” runaround.

See it against your own fleet.

Half an hour, no slides. We will show you what your utilization, receivables and repair backlog would look like in it.

A band director? Here is what this means for your program.